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Two collegiate mascots from the Hoosier state need your votes to be enshrined in the National Mascot Hall of Fame in northern Indiana.

“We’ll always hold the door open for you, Kate,” Wawa tweeted. “I would've loved to be the one to take kate winslet's hand & gently guide it to unlock the wawa secret menu touch screen,” another Twitter user said. “Kate Winslet's reaction to Wawa is the correct one. I am prepared to fight about this,” another wrote. Struggle to learn Delco accent  The Academy Award-winning actress, who was born in England, said in an interview at the CTAM Winter 2021 Press Tour panel on the “Mare of Easttown” that learning the Delco accent was one of the toughest dialects she’s had to ...

If you caught this weekend's episode of Saturday Night Live, you know that it wasn't the strongest episode, however, one sketch clearly stole the show because it absolutely nailed what we love about our friends to the West of us. The sketch, called "Murdur Durdur" was a trailer for a faux true-crime series that takes place in the Philly area. It's actually a spoof of the show "Mare of Easttown" (thanks for the heads up on that, Deadline), but even without knowing that, I still got a good laugh from all of the Philly references. The jokes start as soon as the sketch opens, with Bowen Yang, Al...

Missoula Gets Introduced to Paxton the PaddleHead You have to have a good mascot if you're a sports team. Everybody loves watching the costumed characters entertain when there's a break in the action. Some are just as popular and well known as the teams they entertain for - like the Philly Phanatic, Mr. Met, or the Oregon Duck. I always thought it would be fun to be a mascot. You can entertain the masses, make a kid's day by giving a simple high five, and go crazy with your over-the-top dance moves all while being shrouded in secrecy behind a giant novelty costume head.

Comments Derik Hamilton/Associated Press It was September 2018, and neither Philadelphia nor the world had any idea what was about to be unleashed.  The Philadelphia Flyers like to say this was around the time they found an orange creature that had been living under the bleachers of the Wells Fargo Center. But the real story of how the hockey club ended up with an accidental sensation goes back to earlier in the year, when the neighboring Eagles returned home from their Super Bowl 52 win.  The four Philadelphia teams all share a sports and entertainment complex in the southeastern part of t...